Score: 8

"Great mix of different games"

submission: Megaman vs Ghosts&Goblins

date: April 8, 2006

Man, what a great game! I rarely sit down and actually try to finish Flash games but this one had me sitting here until the finale. Great work remixing two games into one awesome one! Ever considered adding more levels?

Score: 8

"Awesome visuals and narrative, bad music"

submission: Hanged Man's Elegy

date: March 31, 2006

This is an excellent example of great visuals and a story told very well. However, the music did not fit at all. The 19th century setting, cemetery, and candle-lit room all really called for something more classical and moving, even if it may seem like the hard rock fits with the dark tone.

Score: 9

"Great little cartoon."

submission: Under the Mistletoe

date: December 19, 2005

I loved the style for the character (talk about hippy :) ) and all of the great background work. One thing I have to note is the lack of interactivity such as a menu with Play feature (which is good for people that leave it loading and come back only to find the animation ended) and active links for the URLs at the end. I visited both sites anyway but lazier users won't bother.

Overall a funny animation. Great job.

Score: 8

"Another good Tom Fulp/Dan Paladin game."

submission: Dad 'n Me

date: July 28, 2005

I'll admit I'm biased by my love for the independent gaming, but this really was a good game. The first one with the dad character was a cool arcade-style bit of fun, and this expands the series quite well (despite the browser-related lag). The sound effects and graphics were the cartoony stuff I've come to expect from Fulp/Paladin, and the gameplay was top-notch.

Good shtuff.

Score: 9

"A quality collaboration."

submission: One o'Clock Jump

date: July 6, 2005

It's great to see a quality collaboration pull away from the usual stuff. Loved the unique styles to each segment, the music was upbeat and fit well with this type of cartoon, and it all blended together quite well. Good work.

Score: 9

"A nice throw-back to stuff from the 30s."

submission: Where do clams come from

date: June 12, 2005

The title was intrigueing enough to get me to watch it, and I'm glad I did. The story is set up nicely and animation carries it well, complemented by the Irish tune. The film reminds me of the weird black and white shorts that were released back in the 30s, especially with the Olive Oyle-esque girl. Great work.